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Usage

{{Infobox Eurovision
|name                = 
|year                = 
|theme               =
|image               = 
|train               =
|final               =
|semi                =
|semi1               =
|semi2               =
|presenters          = 
|conductor           = 
|director            = 
|host                = 
|venue               = 
<!-- Winning song -->
|artist              = 
|group               =
|duo                 = 
|collaboration       =
|song_title          = 
|winner_country     = 
|winner              = <!-- for backwards compatibility -->
|vote                = 
|entries             = 
|debut               = 
|return              = 
|withdraw            = 
|null                = 
|opening             = 
|openingl            =
|interval            = 
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}}

Eurovision Song Contest 2007 "True Fantasy"
Dates
Semi-final date	18 May 2008
Semi-final 1 date	20 May 2008
Semi-final 2 date	22 May 2008
Final date	24 May 2008
Host
Venue	Hartwall Areena, Helsinki, Finland
Presenter(s)	Jaana Pelkonen Mikko Leppilampi Krisse Salminen (guest host)
Conductor	Willy Berking
Director	Connie Wogan
Host broadcaster	YLE
Opening act	Lordi movie from Rovaniemi
Interval act	Apocalyptica
Participants
Number of entries	42: 28 in the semi-final; 24 in the final, 10 of which came from the semi-final.
Debuting countries	Czech Republic Georgia Montenegro Serbia
Returning countries	Austria Hungary
Withdrawing countries	Monaco
Participation map      Participating participants     Countries who did not qualify for the final     Non-participants that have entered in the past
Vote
Voting system	Each country votes by tele-vote or SMS. The country's 10 favourites are awarded 12, 10, then 8 through 1 points based on votes. All participating countries present points, totalling them to determine a winner.
Nul points	France
Eurovision Song Contest
◄2006 2008►

Parameter	Contents
name	The full name (e.g. Eurovision Song Contest / Junior Eurovision Song Contest / Eurovision Dance Contest
year	Year the contest took place (e.g. "2009")
уear	The year the contest first took place (e.g. "1956") (See: "Eurovision Song Contest 1956")
image	The image name. Requires "[[image:".
theme	The contest theme (e.g. "True Fantasy")
final	Date of the contest final (e.g. 1 January 2000)
semi	Date of the semi-final (before the introduction of 2 semis) (e.g. 1 January 2000) (Do not use "semi" with "semi1 and "semi2")
semi1	Date of the first semi-final (e.g. 1 January 2000) (Do not use "semi" with "semi1 and "semi2")
semi2	Date of the second semi-final (e.g. 2 January 2000) (Do not use "semi" with "semi1 and "semi2")
presenters	Presenter(s) who present the contest, multiples add <br />
conductor	Conductor who conducts the contest
director	Director who directs the contest
host	The host broadcaster, use: {{flagicon|COUNTRY}} BBC
winner	Winning song of the Euro Song and Junior contests, use:{{flag|COUNTRY}}<br />"[[Song Name]]"
vote	Voting system used
entries	Number of countries taking part
debut	Countries making their first time appearance
return	Returning countries
withdraw	Withdrawing countries
null	Countries who received no points
Interval	Interval act
opening	Opening act
map	Map of participating countries (e.g. "ESC 2007 Map.svg")
col1	1st colour used on the map (e.g. "#22b14c")
tag1	1st legend representing "col1" used on the map (e.g. "Participating countries")
col2	2nd colour used on the map (e.g. "#d40000")
tag2	2nd legend representing "col2" used on the map (e.g. "Did not advance to the final")
col3	3rd colour used on the map (e.g. "#ffc20e")
tag3	3rd legend representing "col3" used on the map (e.g. "Participated in the past")
con	Main contest (e.g Eurovision Song Contest / Junior Eurovision Song Contest / Eurovision Dance Contest) (Do not use with "year" and "уear")
pre	Contest before the years Contest
nex	Contest after the years Contest

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• description
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• location
• organiser
• summary
• url
• vevent

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